Markkit A highlighter for the Web. Simply add the bookmarklet to your bookmarks toolbar or menu & use it whenever you want to highlight something on a webpage. Only words with Firefox, Opera, Google Chome & Safari. The downside is that the highlight is not saved to the actual webpage, it saved on it’s own page on Markkit. Want to submit your web tool? Submissions are now being accepted, click here for details. Found this tool useful? Feel free to subscribe by email or RSS for future social web 2.0 tool updates. Tweet This!Share this on FacebookShare this on FriendFeedDigg…
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Markkit [Bookmarklet]
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Twoak [Twitter Tool]
18 Oct 2009 | 5:00 amTwoak A quick, easy way to cloak & shorten your Twitter links. By entering your Twitter username, password & your message, you can tweet your link right from the Twoak website. Want to submit your web tool? Submissions are now being accepted, click here for details. Found this tool useful? Feel free to subscribe by email or RSS for future social web 2.0 tool updates. Tweet This!Share this on FacebookShare this on FriendFeedDigg this!Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUponShare this on del.icio.usShare this on MixxBuzz up!Subscribe to the comments for this post? -
Twonvert [Twitter Tool]
16 Oct 2009 | 7:00 amTwonvert A tool for those Twitter users who have a hard time shortening their tweets with SMS lingo. Twonvert allows you to easily convert your tweets into SMS shorthand so that you can say more with less characters – all in one simple step. Copy your original tweet or type it directly into the first box and it will magically become “twonverted” in the second box. Lastly, you can submit the tweet to Twitter directly from the site. Want to submit your web tool? Submissions are now being accepted, click here for details. Found this tool useful? Feel free to subscribe by email or RSS for… -
MyCleenr [Twitter Tool]
16 Oct 2009 | 6:00 amMyCleenr Allows you to sort your Twitter contacts by last tweet date, allowing you to get rid of inactive tweeters that you may be following. You will need to enter your Twitter username & password. The only downside is that anyone following over 700 people on Twitter cannot use the service due to scalability issues. Want to submit your web tool? Submissions are now being accepted, click here for details. Found this tool useful? Feel free to subscribe by email or RSS for future social web 2.0 tool updates. Tweet This!Share this on FacebookShare this on FriendFeedDigg this!Stumble upon… -
TwTip [Twitter Tool]
16 Oct 2009 | 5:00 amTwTip Designed to find & show tips that are shared by Twitter users. With its simple interface & search feature, TwTip is definitely a great source of short & sweet informative tips. Want to submit your web tool? Submissions are now being accepted, click here for details. Found this tool useful? Feel free to subscribe by email or RSS for future social web 2.0 tool updates. TwTip – Latest tip tweets around the world via kwout Tweet This!Share this on FacebookShare this on FriendFeedDigg this!Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUponShare this on del.icio.usShare this…
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Leapfish Brings the Web New Life
6 Nov 2009 | 8:25 pmLeapFish is an interesting search portal that creates it’s results by pulling together information from the major search engines. It also includes results from the social web and embeds all types of media directly on the results page. As you type your search, the results are pulled together using their “proprietary hyper-threading technology” in conjunction with the API’s of each service. Basically, LeapFish is a meta search engine. Today, LeapFish is kicking it into overdrive by adding something me and most of the web is pretty excited about: Realtime. They will combine this with… -
Getting Things Done with Doit.im
6 Nov 2009 | 7:26 pmDoit.im is an Adobe AIR application that is closely tied to the original Getting Things Done techniques. The goal is to provide one simple interface that will help you hit the main GTD principles: Collect, Process, Organize, Review, Do. It’s a simple to use application with a clean interface and may be exactly what you’re looking for if other productivity solutions turned you off somehow. When you start Doit.im, you will be prompted to login. If you don’t already have an account, simply click “Sign Up” to create your account. This account is necessary in order for your data to sync… -
Do You Act Different When the Boss is Around?
17 Oct 2009 | 6:54 pmI have had many different types of jobs in many different fields, but there is one thing that remained consistent from job to job. The manager always acted all brand new when his boss showed up. Suddenly, procedures we had been following at the managers request were “wrong” and the manager admonished us for doing things that way. Suddenly, the manager was deeply concerned about the fine details of the business. Suddenly, we weren’t moving fast enough, nothing was clean enough, we weren’t smiling hard enough or greeting customers enthusiastically enough. Every time I… -
15 Things You Can Do Right Now to Help Stop Climate Change
15 Oct 2009 | 7:18 amStopping global climate change when it comes to the individual simply boils down to going green. Any actions you can take that help prevent greenhouse gas emissions, physical waste, and wasted energy will help. Going green is really not as annoying as you might think and you don’t have to take things overboard to make a difference. Here are 15 things you can do immediately to go a little green and help fight climate change: 1. Shave some points of your thermostat. Set your thermostat a few degrees colder in winter and a few degrees warmer in summer. You probably won’t notice the… -
Edivvy Makes Big Ticket Gifts Less Ridiculous
14 Oct 2009 | 6:43 pmEdivvy.com is a service that wants to help you spend less, but give more. Sometimes, an average gift just won’t suffice. For instance, someone going back to school might desperately need a new laptop, but who wants to buy an entire laptop as a gift? Well, what if you could divvy up the cost with a couple of other people? A $700 laptop seems pretty steep to give as a gift, but split the cost between 7 people and it’s only $100. Of course, this could still be pretty steep depending on how you feel about the person receiving these particular back to school gifts, but I think you get…
